What are some good names for boys? Girls? I personally like

>>64771
>Booker
>dude like Bioshock lmao
>Autumn
>Fall over lmao
I actually think autumn is a beautiful name, but not on a birth certificate.

>>64775

Biblical names, regardless of your beliefs, are top tier. Easily identifiable yet still unique.

>>64775
>>dude like Bioshock lmao
I was thinking more Booker T. Washington when I posted that.
>>64776
Biblical names aren't always that great, e.g. Rafa. Metatron, however, is top tier.

>>64771
Joseph.

>>64771
3 kids here. You should establish criteria for the name--want Christian names or not? Do you identify with a tribe? I wanted pre-christian germanic because both sets of grandparents were German.

>>64771
If there's a saint with the same name, it's generally good.

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>>64771
Whatever you do, don't use hyphenated names (Mary-anne) or names with non-traditional spelling (Stephonnie). When you're not running out of space on forms or repeating their names to someone over the phone for data input, you're writing to or e-mailing people back and forth having them make corrections for legal reasons that could take months, if not years, before they get it right.

Arthur.

Remember that if you're a weeb and plan on raising your children (lol) as weebs try to pick a name that can translate easily into katakana. A name like Max will forever be Makusu whereas Ken will always be Ken. Nathan will be Neson or hopefully not Neesan because than name is exactly like the word for big sister in Japanese.